ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1917, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

! CASUALTY LIST. Wellington, Last Night. KILLED IN ACTION. Driver K. F.. Hildreth. Sapper R. J. Jones. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED, NOW REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS: Rifleman A. R. Webb. DIED OF SICKNESS: Private R. H. White. DIED WHILST EN ROUTE TO NEW ZEALAND: Sergeant. R. J. Leslie. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MTSSING, NOW REPORTED MISSING, BELIEVED DEAD: Private W. 0. McDiarmid. Central Prisoner of War Committee reports the following is prisoner of war in Dulmen, Germany.—Lonce-Corpora) McTCelohie.

Previously reported wounded; now reported wounded and missing.—'Private .J. Best. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded. —Second Lieut. V. Marshall. Rifleman W. S. Armstrong. Wounded,—Scfgeant A. M. Parker, Privato N. Jones, Sapper C. T. Strother. Privates .T. Sheehan, W. Mason, H. IT. Metcalfe, Sergeant J. J. Stroud, RiiJeman P. A. Auger. Wounded, -admitted to hospital.— Bombardier K. Mac Murray, Private F, R. Smith, Gunner G. Swinerd. Gunner S. L, Iliekey, Privates N. Eade, J. Gilmore, Riflemen P. Forsyth, J, Green. Reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit.—Gunner D. E. Hinl, Private It. E. Heenan. «*- MAORI CONTINGENT. Reported died of wounds.—Corporal J. Danger. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded and with unit. —Sergeant C. Honeycomb. Previously reported slightly wounded, remaining with iiiiit; now reported wounded, admitted to hospital August 25.-—Private J. Bragg. Previously reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit; now reported wounded, admitted to hospital.—Privuto W. S. -Smith. Previously reported wounded, now reported sightly wounded, remaining with unit.—Private M. Te Rewa.